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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Principals and Teachers Selected
for che Ensuing Year.

hOH ""O s"e Ao"ss
At a meeting Of the Educational
Board, held yesterday afternoon, the
following principals and teachers were
selected for the public schools for the
ensuing year. The assign ments will
be made later:
Pinci pals-Mrs Z ] Crockett, Misse.
Mary McKsiu, A q Reudelhuber, N
L Scudder, Emma b B,owo, p II Reu-
dslhuber, Cora ii Ash and Lizzie IL
Foley.
Misses Louise Book, Kate
Mcmahon, Grace Lewel,yn, Mrs. Lou
NJ smith, Misses A Ice 0'Donnell,
Mary F Hill, Annie L Nolan, l. Ezie J
Kennedsy, Susie Gardner, Mrs M II
Reilly, M isses Anna N Gum mine, Lor.
ena Banks, Fannie DJugher,y, Alice
Conway, Lydia Creighton, Anna
Hachett, Mira M o Harris, Misses
Zonone, Jennie NJ Thompson, L'Ese
b Speers, jamie Sims, Annie Mob.
Ter, Alice o Cooke, Mamie Park,
Mrs Bette 0'Ha-s, Misses Sallis n
Tay lor, Title FollE, Lottie Burke, Dele
Holland, Mrs ] l. Sutherland, Mleses
Lotue Miller, Sallie NJ, fiett, NJ L
summers, Mrs Kate b Dav ,dsor Misses
Liz Q L GALES her, Mary Shaliue,
Maggie l. Foley, Lottie Cameron,
Florence DIeyius, Mary Boddie, Mrs
Eleanor Page, Mis- In,I V TiRhe, Miss
~arah Ryan, Miss Elise Shepherd, Mrs
Kate L Nevis, Mrs NJ + Miller, Mus
Nellie Winters, Mrs II Hampton, Mitt
Mary Mauley.
Subs itutes-Miss Kate Lilly, Mis-,
Ssllie Finley. Miss Kate Richardson
Miss K ate Tobin.
ooLoRED TkACHERs.
B X Sampson, principal; A "
Brown, James Lott, J I Turner, o A
Thompson, head teschers; q p Ham
ilton, II = Mitchell, 7 w Lott. q {
Marcus, ID Y Rivers, Mrs Ellen T2ler
Mics IJa b Wells, Mrs v L Mosby,
~ Graham, M IS y J Thompson, 3
Hunter, Mrs 3 b Hall, Mrs + p Coop
or, l. II F,elds, MS Ida b Atkins, Mr.
Julia A Hooks, MIS- 4 L Settle, NJ
Lucy Harrison, Mrs Addie Naire, M
Lucy Washington, Mrs Addy Gray
Mrs Ida b Atkins.
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Boston, II; Detroit, 10.

DETROIT, MICH, August 8.-Bum
umpiring made an extra inning neces-
sary today, and a Wild throw by
Brouthers gave Boston the winning
run in the tenth inning. In the ninth,
Of or fairly striking out, Nash made q
home run, tieing the score A triple
by Gsitzen, auti Brouthers's single In
the tenth gave Dsr 1t lead. A base
on balls, two singles and On out placed
the Bostons on second and third.
Then Daily knocked q grounder to.
ward first, which Brout ers threw
wild to the plate, letting in two runs.
In this inning johnson prevented
Richardson making a double play, bu,
the umpire saw II not. In the seventh
Nah knocked GsnIsll down, when
the later ri, d TO pu, him out at the
plate, but Mr.. Sullivan said safe.
Score:
Detroit. .........5 O010lO0 lie
Boston. .........0 0 l 2 90 SOL 2-ll
Earned runs-DSroit, Z; Boston, Q.
Two base hits-Thompso5, Hsnlon
Mach and Johnston. Three base hit,
-Gsilsep, Sutton, 2, Home runs
NASH and Richardson. Double play
, -Burdock, Wise and Morrill,. B,s,
on ball-Brouthers, Gei'xsn, Nash
Burdock, Wite, Morrill, and Johnston
Base on errors-Dstroit, 1; Boston,
Struck out-By GeitEsn, 2. Time
Two hours and thirty minutes. YIN
| pire-Sullivan.
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Broskly., s: B.Itimore. .,

New YoRK, August 6-The Brook
lyns got on to Kaouff iu tbs opening
inning and batted him for four earned
runs. The Bsltimores made five er.
r)rs In that inning. Buns and Davis
equally divided-four between them,
but they did not edsct the final re,
suit Of the game. The home team did
not hit far, but they did in good sea.
son. Kuouff struck out only one man,
and he never reached first bue. la
the fifth inning Baltimore had two
men on bsses and none out. Daniels
attempted q sacrifice, but 1t went into
Tool's hand, and the latter touched
first base before Pdrcell codld return.
Then Tucker popped up q fly to Pr k
ney and Q goose egg resulted. Ola ks
play behind the bat was the best OF
the day.; and he batted we'll, too,
Griffin led the batting for bis side.
Manager Barney ia looking for Easter
brook to play third. Smith was pre-.
scented with asilver mounted ball from
"two admirers" in the game. Attend
ancs 3940. Score:
Baltimore ......... O 2 5000 0 0 %
Brooklyn. ...... 8 90 90 l 0 0-S
EnLed ,ups-Brooklyn, @; Bslti.
more, 2. Two b,se hit-Smith. Dou.
BILE plays-Toole, Barns and Tucker.
Base on balls-Pinkney, Mcclellan 2,
CLARK. Base on errors-Brooklyn, 3 +;
Biltin ore, 2. Struck out-Btpoklyn,
|, Baltimore, Q. Pissed balls-Daniels
4. Time-2:l0 Umpire, Sullivan.
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THE COUR Is.
Criminal Court =. J. Dunes
Judge.

Judge.
Callendar for Ausust Ssh: 1876. 1877,
1928, J. A Ozark; l73, Fortune Dow
l4t, Fortune Dow, Arthur Spikes. ct
al; l48, Harry White.
For August 9 h-l6S, 100, John
Potts; 10. Tnos. Rals,on; III. Thos.
Sweet; l75, Ellen Rankin; 1874, Wiley
Jenkens.
For August l0th-ill, liz, ITO, II.
N. Ktetr and Euma Keith; 1852,
1853, l54, 1855. q. J. X edmond; ~
John oberly; 10. VIM Ghffn; 1914
l05, +. l. Richmond 10, Pat Carlen,
is, - Pdgch; 20. Felix 0'Rjurke
"a, Jas. W. Smith 20, WIN. Thoma,
20, T. Csyoe, q, Mike o'Hara; "a
WIN. II. smith, ~, Margare, Brearton
l59, loO, Payton Lse; 30, "a, Charle'
Mosby.
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Earned Iuns-Memphis, 8. Two
base hils-Pel's, Andrews, McVev.
Total bases on hts-Memphis, 10;
New Orleans, IL. First base on 81.
aors-Melnphis, 5. First base on balls
-Memphit, g; N " Orleans, 2; Left
on bssrs-Mt mphi.. 8; New Orleaus
5. Struck out Two each. Passed
balll-Crolty, 4; Mcyey, /. wild
piiehes-Aydelot,e, l. Umpire-Oam
pau. Tims-Tso hours and thirty
minutfs.
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MA And reliable Medicines ars
wv tho best 10 depend upon
Ackers Blood Elixir has bern pro
sorihed for years for al lmp,ritsss o.
the Blood. In ovcry form o. sor1
lsas, syphiiitio OF hercurna Dsssees
u u tnvasuabn For hnsWeesns
- no equal
REsAssf sd snRxNTx 400.
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philadelphia, o. Indianapolis, .

IsDIAsAroLis, ISD., August 6.-To-
days g,ms between the Indianapolis
and Philadelphia clubs was q contest
Of pitchers, In which The homo team
Q me on, behind. The Indianapolis
men obtained but one clean bit of
Gaming, and tina, was q scratch. Fol-
To- wing 10 the OH hal score;
Indianapolis. 5000 5000 Q
Pnilsdslphia... o 1 0202 00I- .
Earned runs-PhilsdslphiA 1. Two
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Angus. 6.-Tbe
Athletics defeated the Nets today by
hard hitting and good fielding. The
rain that fell early Ia the afternoon
made the paths bad for base running
and bat little base stesling was at
tempted. Manu. fielding Was the
feature Of the game. He made pum.
bsr OF p city caches. Orr made q
good catch at center after long run.
Larkin and O'Brien pulled down q
couple Of line hits that looked safe.
Lyons and Mann hit the ball hard
when the hits were moot needed.
Score:
Athletics. ......0 0212 020 q
Metropolitaps 20 90 2 l 1000
Earned rubs-Athletics, 4; Nets, 8
Tso base hits-Lyons, Mann, Milligsn
Mays. Three base hit-Msnn. Double
plsys-Gerbardt and Ryan. Base or
bals-Athletic,, 8; Metz, 2 Hit
Lyons. Base on erros-Athletics, i
Nets, 2 Struck out-Athleucs, 2
Nets, /. Passed balls-Robi asop
Wild pitches-Sevard, 2; Mays, l
Time 0ne hour and fifty minutes
UmpIrs-McQusde.
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and Williams. Battery hit-By Hung
ler. Wild pitchee-By HUNGER, l BY
Weber, 2. Passed bslls-By StattingS,
/. Time Of Rame-No time kept. Um.
pirs-Hinee.
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Earned runs-Louisville, 0. To
base biis-Hecker. Brosning, Wer-
rick. Three base hlts-M.ok. Double
pls,s-whi,e and Cook, Mack, While
AID Werick, Reccius and Striker, Nc
Ksan, Striker aud Toy, Reccius,
Striker and Toy. Base on balls-DAi!y
3, Hscker l. struck out-Heeker 2,
Daily /. Umpire-f-rguson.
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To All Policy Holders In the Mem
nhis Cill Fire Insurance TO.

from insurance have this day reinsursd
their Tia pility under their hta policies In ,he
North British and eSN,e i, az
agents. fhcy will call upon you at an early
day and oner 70 sub,titu,e the reln,urins
mend the same 20 you that We may the sooner
have all our contracts retired aud for tho rsa-
son that q direct policy In such q sIonI, re-
liable company 10 beet Our M. n. q. Har-
ring on, 30 long and iayoraely known 70
Raine, and We bespesk for all these gentle
men your favorable consideration and the
contlnusnce Of your pstonase with them.
The entire and hearty good will OF our COM
pany, iu officers and directors. goes with the
NAPOLEON HILL. President.
Hsssr 7; Lrss. Cashier.
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BILITIEs ,

STATE Of Tsnnss,ss. County o. shslby-..i
I, NJ, \ BaokinGhAm, "a HER Of the shove
shove statement . true, 10 the best Of ny
'A0"'' US .s. bUcKIsguAs. Cashier.
Subscribed aud ssOrh 10 bliofo me, this 9TH
N. T. fsEzEvAsT. Notary Public.
b. JwyEsE. -
-. fGR9IyfsbESSEtL Directors.
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DIED.

DRIES-At family residences. No. Is,
Vain street, Saturday, August 9Th, 1881, In
the 18th year OF her ase, Of dipthofia, "WiL'
Ma" eldest daughter OF frAnk and the late
Lcu,ss Dries,
Fuperal will take place from residence
this Sunday afternoon st2 o'clock. Friends
Of the family are invited.
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BLUFF CITY
BRICK m FIG co.

a RE B2S E5.gsf,t, e Rk d q ssf Hs,oA 7"
orders Ian With N, l.. "a on, sscr,isrI,
No B NJ dtson street, OF W A., sNkkDs
Manassr, at ths Company't fss., Poplar
81. bonIsgafd, vitl tscs W prompt htenuon.
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H.w Yers. o, Csiesse, q

CHIcAoo, August 6.-New York
took q game from Chicago very hand
lily this afternoon after every one Of
the 1000 spectators supposed the cln'
test was decided the other way. The
score was tied In the fith inning,
when New York made siI runs. Three
OF them we're earoed, by tso doubles
aud q single, bat Van Hiltren con-
tribute materially TO the rssult by
giving NO men bases on balls and or.
Ios by sunday, aud PETER did the
rect. After that II was easy calling
for the visitors. This feature Of the
game was IN day's remarkable catch
a nsrnsn's long hy, capturing the
ball ~ be jumped low beach Tor
spectators, plhcei 30 far out hat u was
supposed m ba would ever reach IL.
Had II no, been caught II would have
been q home iuu. Score:
Ohicieo ........-..0 ! 42000l o.
New York .......-.0 o 0o0l ~
Earned runs-Chicsgo, o Mes York
Two bpss bits-OonneT z, Tisrnat
and Ewing. Thres base hit-DAily
Double piays-ward, Conner an'
URourke. Bse on b.lls-Ohicago, 2
Now York, o. Hit-weleh. b ae Of
enon-Chicago, 2; New York, 2
Struck out-BY Van Halipn, 3
by WEIGH, 1. Passed bAlls-Daily, 3
Esing, 1. Wild pitches -Welch,
Tims-Tso hours and thirty minutes
Umpire-Djescher.
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L.osi.viii-, 7, Cleveland. 4

LoUhvILLE KY. August 6.-For six
innings Hugh Daily, the one-armed
pitcher Of the Clevelands, kept the
Louisville sluggers from scoring, but
In the seventh inning they knocked
out no fewer than seven ruus Heeker
pitched In good form and ives well
supported, txcep, by White and
Ojok. The game sblunded In good
plays, the work OF Wolf and Brown.
Ing In their respective fields being
superb. Suicker played brilliantly
fIr Cleveland. S I double plays, three
by each club, were notable features OF
the game. Browuing and Toy led In
bat ing for their respective sides. BY
the defeat OF the Baltimores by Brook
lyn, Louisville steps into second place
In the pennant race. Score:
Louisville ........0 5000 1907
0iey, land .........l 100000 OIL
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REMOVAL.

TUE isrss increase 10 ny bu.ius,. induced
i N. 70 a owe 10 TIE bu'it ass eentst Of the
city. an aov oooupJia "a tuinS ne
sissant store eosaes sec. zee . a nsdt-
sos .'..'t add ,ill b. 900 I'D 70 on. y
The pauoni,s my ofnet east lmefs, anf
EXPECT 10 add many new namss 20 my alfeady
sst,bl Ihsd trade hsvins 90 hand part qt
uvslIMMEH STOCK vii say 70 the public
viii oioso cot At RkDUCEU Pr UkA NJ
ve,y dattsring, aud rive me aaiufanoe o. q
libefal d tfoDase. CAL aud zee me Al NE
oorsef Of Madison and Second streets.
n. SLAGER, Memphis.
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BOW rs sc III DOL
FOR BOys AND GIRLS,

REopEYs sEPrRSRKR u. 1857.
STUDY ROOMS recently furni,hsd VIII
eo,ps o. iastfus ess. work efosfss'iVs and
tho ush =. =.
Rine.tIon, kasAvillsl Prot A. u. Mh.rtens
nish School, Nslhvil 81 "; 4 y. hnd.leys
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Cumberland University;

Law. =, s .. =. "a. ..I T.''''si's
Tor '''''''''s .'ssiY:. g:: 4:
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Attestion, Ex-Union soldiers
ME IPHIs POST No. 3, arsnd Arm, 81
vi the Republic. mests Monday. August
sth. at 3 DEL, oh pm, at Rirsman't Hail.
corner Of Adams Ano Second streets. All
sI Union sol iiers are earnestly requested TO
meet With us. There 10 bu,it ep OF imror-
tsuOs 10 come before this meeting In which
every or Union soldier IL In crested.
II. RsICHMANN. Post Commander.
To all Pass Dicsators Ksishts 81
Bsner.
VOU are specially requested 10 nee, In
l. ante room OF Unity Lodge Monday, hu-
gus, stu, ats o'clock p N. BUSINESS Of I'M
portance com mands special attention.
Is. n. d. r..
II, IE membsrs o. Memphis Lodge No. n,
l. ID. p. q. r., arc rec ussted 10 attend theii
regular meeting this sunday eveninE Au'
gust 7th.. - 9 90 ock. Transient brOther'
GR0RgB W. SMITH. X. r.
Gas. BonSrH, Sso'y. "
Notice.
THE rsgplar mosthly msetlnE Of th'
i Womsn's hristisn hssooistl on will b
held 81 their rooms, 70 3O1 boeond STR st.to.
morrow lhondayl morning Al w o,clooh
SHARP. ms y. NJ. SfANbkf,
Recording Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-01-05
ALL SORTS.

Wizard Olaf Gee. Thaxter's.
Room to rent within one block
of the Capitol. Inquire at this of-
fee. =
-DIED-In Carson City, Jan
4th, Edward Murphy, son of Gen
Murphy.
-Blumenthal and Cohn have re-
ceived a new consignment of Fe-
dora and other hats.
The proposition of Mr.. Drury
to have an Irrigation Committee
appointed meets with general favor
The ladies of the Episcopal
church are arranging to hold a So
ciable at Armory Hall some even
ing next week.
1t was funny to see Powning
fitting about yesterday trying to
button hole the members. Even
Democrats avoided him.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral is re-
commended by physicians of the
greatest eminepce on both sides of
the Atlantic. as the most reliable
remedy for colds and coughs. and
all pulmonary disorders. 1t affords
prompt relief in every case. Ne
family should ever be without it.
Health is impossible when the
blood is impure; thick, and sluggish
or when it is thin and impoverished.
Under such conditions, boils, PIN
pies, headaches, neuralgia, rheuma-
tism, and one disease after another
is developed Take Ayers Sarsa-
parilla, and it will make the blood
pure, rich, warm, and vitalizing.
Among all the attaches of the
present Legislature one little Dem
ocrat slipped in" He was Isador
Jacobs Of this city, whose little
brother Sammy Jacobs was two
years ago = playmate Of Senator
Briggs little boy Yates both of
whom are now dead. Senator
Briggs made pathetic appeal on
behalf OF the brother Of his son i
playmate and thereby secured his
election. Isador is bright boy and
Intelligent enough to reform his
pelitics when he gets older.
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A Wa ana OF 44eart.

Some months ago an cid gentle
man who was converted to Henry
Georges land theories, made a will
bequeathing to George $1,000 cash.
The widow of the deceased was
only allowed $4,000.
She wrote a letter to George
stating that she had a large family
and that $4,000 would not go far
and closed by asking George to
relinquish all claim on the $1,000,
but added that if he insisted on
his legal rights she would make no
further effort. George answered
her letter and relinquished all his
rights.
Any one who ever knew Henry
George personally will net be sur
prised at his generous, manly act.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-01-05
The New Judiciary

The newly elected District
Judges met at Carson Monday and
elected Richard Rising as presid-
ing Judge. The work was divided
as follows: Rising to take Storey.
Ormsby, Douglas, Lyon and Els
meralda, with his residence at Vir-
GINA City; Bigelow takes Washoe,
Churchill, Lander, Nye and Elko,
with his residence at Reno. and
Fitzgerald takes the other counties.
with his residence at Eureka.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-01-05

appeared with Governor Stevenson s
inaugural message, which was read
and two thousand copies ordered
printed.
| HOUSE COMMITTEES.
Speaker Mcdonnell announced
his selection of Committees as fol-
lows:
On Elections-Clapp, Albright,
| Mcdonnell, Spencer, Egan.
Corporations and Railroads
Craig, Logan, Pike, Twiss and
Mercer.
Public Printing-Ford, Lemery,
Springmeyer.
Ways and Means-Williamson,
Hale, Drury, Griffin, Clapp, Fraser,
Ward.
Clalms-Hark, Esan, Beatty,
Rice, Wilson.
Judiciary-Smith, Leermo, Dale,
Powell, Pike, Griswold
Military and Indian Affairs
Leermo, Bcebee, Wiseman, Shirley,
Millett.
Counties and County Boundaries
Reese, Griswold, Beebee, Beatty,
Dale.
Trade and Manufactures AL
bright, Reese, Lemery. Springmey-
er, Fraser.
Eagcatisa-Hale, Powell, Alt.
Farr, Spencer.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Alt,
Hanks, Roberts, Clapp.
Iaternal Improvements-Drury,
Egan, Dale, Mcconnell, William
son.
State Institutions ClapP. Farr,
Alt, Shirley, Drury.
Contingent Expeases-Farr, Nc
Cornell, Craig, Twiss, Meorehsad.
Mines and Mining-Fsrd, Will
sen, Spencer, Roberts, Logan.
Federal Relations-Hanks, Mil
lett, Griffin, Smith, Moorehead.
Engrossment-B Beatty, Ward and
Hale.
Earollnent-Bsebee, Rice and
Twiss.
Milsagea-- Millstt, Mssra head,
Wissman.
Pabiio Morals - Powell, Pike,
Roberts
StateNLibrary-Egan, Ford, Grif-
6n.
Public Lands-SpeEcer, Hark,
Egan, Fraser, Leermo.
State Shirley, Clapp and
Wilson.
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Investing.

1t has been decided to invest the
Logan fund in u. S. four-per-cent
bonds, and Capt. Geo. L. Lemon
will purchace at once, as the first in
stallment, $4,000 worth of such
bonds, have them registered In
Mrs Logans name and deliver
them to her. A subscription of
81 900 was yesterday received from
Montreal.
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CompIimentea Democrats.

Senator Westeifi field of Lyon re-
celved the complimentary vote of
the Democrats of the Senate for
the office Of President pro tenn, and
Assemblyman Pike Of Churchill
received the complimentary vote of
his Democratic colleagues for
Speaker of the House These gen.
tlemen have been active partisans
and opponents of pure and unadul-
terated Democracy for many years
and the tribute was a political
courtesy to the recipients.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-01-05
Enlargement.

The Lyon County Times comes
to hand with the new year, consid-
erably enlarged. The Times had a
hard struggle through the cam
paign against Democratic opposi-
ton, but it made gallant fight for
the ticket, and the Republicans of
Lyon are rewarding it by substan-
tial patronage. 1t is a credit to
Lyon county, and all good party
men will be glad to know that the
party proposes to sustain it.
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THIRTEENTH SESSION.
SECOND DAY.
SENATE.

| CARSON CITY, New, Jan. 4th.
Senate called to order by Presi-
| dent.
| Roll called, all present.
Prayer by Rev. Geo. r. Davis.
| Journal read and approved.
| President pro tenn. in the chair.
Following are the Standing Com
| mittees:
On Election " Messrs. Powell,
Sharon and Pierce.
Corporations and Railroad Boyle,
Thoma, Poujade, Sharon and Wester-
field,
Printing Maute, Forbes, Harris.
Judiciary-Foley, Poujade, Ly
man and Westerfeld.
Military and Indian Affairs Note
ware, Boyle and Osburn.
Agriculture, Counties, County
Boundaries, Roads and Bridges
Maute, Powell and Briggs.
Internal improvements and Man
ufactories = Nichols, Powell and
Harris.
Mines and Mining = Lyman,
Forbes, Briggs.
Public Lands Kaiser, Noteware,
and Pierce.
Federal Relations Fish, Thoma
and Hardesty.
Engrossment-Fis Sharon and
Osburn.
Enrolment = Noteware, Forbes
and Briggs.
State Prison and Insane Asylum
Thoma. Noteware, Hardesty.
Mileage = Forbes, Powell and
Briggs.
Education, State Library and
Public Morals - Sharon, Kaiser,
Briggs.
Claims, State affairs, supplies and
expenditures Nichols, Boyle, Hard
esty.
Rules and joint Rulss-Poujade,
Foley and Fish.
Committee on securing clerical
aid, reported Rev. Davis, Woods and
VanDeventer, as willing to oficiate.
Assembly Message notifying of
organization.
Assembly Bill No. 2-An Act to
provide for Legislative expenses,
read and passed This bill appro-
priates$5, 900.
Governors inaugural address pre-
scented by Private Secretary.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Senate Bill No. Am Act rela-
tive to fees and compensation of
officials Referred to Judiciary
Committee.
Senate Bill No. 2--An Act rela-
tive to construction of certain rail
way. Referred to Lincoln county
delegation.
By Fish, Senate Bill No. 3.--An
Act to regular compensation for GER
tain officials Referred to judiciary
Com.
BY Nichols. Senate Bill No. A.
An Act relative to appointment of
guardians in certain cases. Referred
to Judiciary Com.
BY Briggs, Senate Bill No. o. An
Act to repeal the anti-treating Act.
Referred to Committee on Public
Morals.
BY Foley, Senate Bill No. 6.-An
Act providing for the election of
District Attorneys. Referred to
Judiciary Committee.
A Resolution by Senator Mauto,
to convene the Senate at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, was after argument withdrawn
and on motion the Senate adjourned
at 1916 p M, until tomorrow at IL
O'Clock A. H.